Sentence examples for process forward with from inspiring English sources

But President Obama is right to try to nudge the process forward with limited engagement.

"In this case, with time and money for Rangers running out quickly, it was essential to move the process forward with urgency.

Whatever identity is chosen (whether it refers mostly to practice or to a scholarly platform); a process of building a common identity probably requires a strong network coordinator who is willing to drive such a process forward, with all the resistance this is bound to raise.

Further, likelihood models are driving this process forward with a definitive statement of homology through simultaneous or iterative alignment and phylogenetic tree calculation to differentiate in a model-based way between homologous homoplasy and non-homologous homoplasy, while considering evolutionary information from gaps (indels) (29- 30).

Meeting in Moscow on Friday, the Quartet was united and determined to push the process forward and engage with concrete steps like assisting the Palestinian Authority in its state-building efforts.

On his visit to Baghdad on Dec. 6, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld took the lead in pushing the process forward at a meeting with Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, one of the Governing Council's rotating presidents.

In fact, a representative from the Marley Foundation has referred to the ten demands and pledges as the Ten Commandments and we trust that on a country level we will be able to drive this process forward through our partnership with the National Youth Commission who has identified local policy development for youth as a priority for 2005.

Only when extremists are marginalized on both sides will the peace process move forward with greater speed.

"You get the whole financial contagion process moving forward with a lot more uncertainty, a lot more risk aversion in the near term," he said.

But a Palestinian source, who was given a detailed account of the meeting, said David Hale, the deputy of the US special envoy, George Mitchell, told Abbas that Barack Obama wanted to see the peace process move forward with the starting of indirect talks.

"It enables the process to go forward with community input, which we want".